I always thought those metal bull sacks hanging from trucks were pretty cool..I guess Floridians don't have a sense of humor.
http://www.ajc.com/news/content/shared-gen/ap/Feature_Stories/ODD_Truck_Anatomy.html
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Florida Bans Testicles
I've never seen that before. I disagree with the ban though; damn censors.
Well, at least the trucks are decent. I can't really say I'm upset. Those trucks were so tacky.
Those actually exist?
I think censorship is a good thing. Not everybody wants to see porn and whatnot. If you want it, search for it.
Oh, don't be such a prude, beefster. Any time the issue of government censorship is brought up, that should set off a red flag. Of course, in this case, I find it rather silly, in that honestly, I just look at it as final, clenching proof that someone's overcompensating via his truck, but what is so inherently wrong about a pair of testicles on a truck? What makes it "bad," and in fact, so bad that the government needs to step in?
russadwan wrote:Well, at least the trucks are decent. I can't really say I'm upset. Those trucks were so tacky.
Sure they are, but that doesn't mean it should be illegal.
YES! I hope this bill gets passed in Virginia! I hate, HATE, those stupid plastic (or metal in some cases) metal balls on someone's truck. It's completely retarded in every way.
Instead of banning them, couldn't they just make a law that encourages people to cut off another guy's balls?
So what's next, banning mudflaps with the naked woman silhouettes on them?
So, basically I think the testicles on your truck thing is completely and totally retarded.
However, I fully support people's right to do it, as well as my right to call them morons for doing it. Government censorship should not enter either side of the equation. Period.
Nothing has been banned... do you guys even bother to read these articles? They tried to pass a similiar bill unsuccessfully in virginia already. I highly doubt this will go before the governor. This is no more offensive than most bumper stickers I see while driving to work. It's a form of expression and you should be protecting that right, not freely giving it up.
Breaker wrote:Nothing has been banned... do you guys even bother to read these articles?
Blisspath edited his post. There was originally no link to the article.
Paul and I saw a truck with a pair of 'em about 4 months ago. Thankfully Paul was driving 'cause I was laughing so hard I could hardly see.
I thought it was a rather unique ornament.